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Donald Tusk will not circulate the proposed draft UK/EU deal tomorrow. It had been thought that Tusk would put out a draft on Monday after final talks over supper with Cameron this evening. Instead, there will be further meetings between UK and EU diplomats, before Tusk decides whether or not to circulate a draft text to the other member states on Tuesday.
In a statement tonight, Downing Street has said that the European Commission accepts that the current UK immigration situation would trigger the so-called emergency brake on benefits for EU migrants.
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